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WHAT IS COLOUR IMPLANT?

Colour Implant is a method of applying micro insertions of pigment into the dermal layer of the skin. This state of the art technique is medically proven and completely safe and performed under strict sanitation and sterilisation guidelines according to the Public Health Act. It is a form of cosmetic tattooing which should be thought of as being ‘permanent’, however as is also true of body tattoo work, the degree of ‘permanency’ varies with each individual.

Colour can fade due to many factors, including over-exposure to the sun, a person’s own body chemistry, and the degree of care taken to maintain the procedures. Any process involving the skin such as facials, acid peels or certain medications such as acutane can adversely effect the colour integrity.

However the lifetime integrity of the colour has nothing to do with the permanent nature of any form of tattooing. Colour is implanted in molecules and the molecule remains in the skin permanently, even when you hear about removals via laser, the pigment molecules remain in the skin but the colour has been bleached, which is the same thing that happens, to a much lesser degree from exposure to the sun. Therefore, to properly classify this industry, using the word ‘permanent’ is entirely appropriate.

Technology has come to the rescue of women and men and is suitable for everyone who wants to look good 24 hours a day, it provides a safe natural looking alternative to your daily makeup routine and ideal for cosmetic enhancement such as eyebrows, eyeliner and lipliner colour. Other permanent cosmetics include vitiligo, stretchmark, scar camouflage, areola restoration, hairline enhancement, alopecia, cleft palate and more.

WHO BENEFITS FROM COLOUR IMPLANT?

The benefits of Colour Implant are being discovered by people from all walks of life including professional women as well as men. Correctly applied Colour Implant is undetectable, soft, subtle and perfect for:
  • Busy people with little time to apply makeup
  • People with allergies to conventional makeup
  • Those who are physically incapable of applying makeup
  • Athletic people and those with oily skin that tends to ‘melt’ makeup easily
  • Burn victims and people with scars in their skin
  • Ideal also for fair, thinning, uneven or missing eyebrow hair
  • One whose glasses or contacts make the application of makeup application difficult
  • One whose job or hobby restricts conventional makeup
  • One who has pale thin or uneven lips and for eyes that look ‘naked’ without eyeliner

Imagine   ...........

  • waking up in the morning looking like you’ve just stepped out of a Vogue Magazine
  • Your eyes are beautifully defined
  • Your eyebrows are perfectly even and......they don’t wash off in the shower
  • You spend your day knowing that your makeup won’t smudge, smear or disappear


 

Q. Is it safe?


A. Yes, its perfectly safe and the procedure is performed following strict hygiene and sterilisation procedures as stated under the guidelines of The Public Health Act.
Q. Is it a tattoo?


A. It is similar to a tattoo but much more shallow and delicate which allows the colour to become soft and muted. A tattoo is forever but Colour Implant's lighter colours generally fade out after 3-10 years depending on the colour implanted, the person's age, skin tone and metabolism of cellular renewal.

Q. Is the procedure painful?


A. A topical anaesthetic is applied usually making it quite painless, uncomfortable for some - no problem for most. The procedure generally takes less than one hour and the years of looking great far outweigh any momentary discomfort.
Q. Is there a recovery period?


A. No Colour Implant is quite superficial. Although some may experience slight swelling or bruising for a short period of time, it is generally not noticeable to family or friends.
Q. What does it cost?


A. Between two hundred and seven hundred dollars per procedure depending on the amount of work required.
As a soft black eyeliner can last forever, it works out less expensive than temporary cosmetics, not to mention the time and frustration of trying to apply makeup evenly.

Margot Jaillet  - Nationally Certified Practitioner

Email: margots@bigpond.com
Phone: 07 3849 4772
Mobile: 0412 563 592